I do love Miranda Dickinson’s lovely books and was delighted to get the chance to read her latest novel, The Day We Meet Again. I have reviewed a couple of her books before and if you would like to, you can read my reviews by clicking the titles: A Parcel for Anna Browne and Somewhere … More The Day We Meet Again by Miranda Dickinson #review @wurdsmyth @HQstories

It’s an absolute honour and pleasure to be taking part in the blogtour for Postcript by Cecelia Ahern, the sequel to the much loved PS I Love You. I am enormously grateful to Becca Bryant for sending me a copy of the book and asking me to share my review as part of the tour. … More Postscript by Cecelia Ahern #review @fictionpubteam @cecelia_ahern

My author in the spotlight today is Tansy Rayner Roberts whose latest book “Keep Calm and Kill the Chef” will be published tomorrow by Twelfth Planet Press under the name of her alter ego Livia Day. Thanks for joining me Tansy. First of all, would you tell my blog readers a little about yourself? I’ve … More #AuthorInTheSpotlight Tansy Rayner Roberts @tansyrr @liviadaysleuth @12thPlanetPress

Dead Stock is the second book to feature Rachel Ward’s unlikely crime-fighting duo Ant and Bea. The first was The Cost of Living which I really enjoyed and recommend you read to get some background but it’s not essential – this reads just fine as a standalone novel. Dead Stock (which is a bit of … More Dead Stock by Rachel Ward #Ant&Bea #review @rachelwardbooks @sandstonepress

I’m joined today by Paul Tudor Owen whose debut novel The Weighing of the Heart was published earlier this year. He is sharing #TenThings he’d like his readers to know about him. Settle yourself down with a cuppa because this is one in-depth and fascinating #TenThings I started writing a novel about a Brit in … More #TenThings about Paul Tudor Owen #author of The Weighing of the Heart @PaulTOwen @ObliteratiPress #LoveBooksTours

“A single thread can change everything.” This is what Violet Speedwell learns when she joins the team of broderers at Winchester Cathedral in the 1930s. Violet is one of the so-called ‘surplus women’, which was the rather unpleasant, unfeeling term used to describe the many women who found themselves out-numbering men after the Great War. … More A Single Thread by Tracy Chevalier #review @tracy_chevalier @fictionpubteam @boroughpress

Living My Best Life is a very topical book for our social media obsessed world. Instagram is the focus of the story and it’s a form of social media which I am totally rubbish at! I like looking at other people’s photos and I can post a photo, but have to ask my daughters all … More Living My Best Li(f)e by Clare Frost @FabFrosty @SimonSchusterUK #LivingMyBestLie #RandomThingsTours